Definition
MCP
Model Context Protocol
Model Context Protocol: an open way for a model to reach tools and data through one declared interface instead of a bespoke integration each time. It matters here because it is the same problem AFS answers from the other side; what a task is allowed to see.
Industry term
- Only means anything inside
- LLM
- Also called
- Model Context Protocol
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